African American soldiers
Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:
African American Gospel Groups photographs
Collection — Box Single File Collections Box 6: 2018-2019
Identifier: SCPL-2018-017
Content Description
This collection consists of 17 copies of photographs, mainly of African American gospel groups from the 1940s and 50s. Local groups include The Melodyaires of Welford, SC, The Harmonizing Quintet of Inman, SC, and Edna Gallmon Cooke. Other groups include The Original 5 Blind Boys of Alabama, The Southern Six, Golden Bell Quintet, Harmonizing Four, the Dixie Hummingbirds, Swanee Quintet, the Soul Stirrers, the Mighty Clouds of Joy of Los Angeles, CA, and the Caravans. There is also a photo of...
Dates:
2018
Summers family papers
Collection — Box Single File Collections Box 7: 2020 -
Identifier: SCPL-2020-006
Content Description
The Summers family was an African-American family that grew up in Orangeburg, SC. The Rev. James A. and Rebecca Summers had Leona, James, Lucille, and Margaret. James Jr. was a solider stationed at Camp Croft during World War II and Lucille was a teacher in Spartanburg in the 40s. Leona was a teacher at Cummings Street School and Carver High School for many years. This collection consists of three letters written to Leona. There is one identified photograph of Lucille and one of James Jr.....
Dates:
1941 - 1945